MichaelP
Enthusiast
The stereo speaker looking ones. Passenger side hood pad is cut out so air can flow. Driver side pad is not cut out so no air flow possible.
Normal??
Normal??
Vents on hood of 2000 RT/10
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Steve Miehe
Enthusiast
Passenger side cut out is functional for taking in air for HVAC. Driver's side "grille" needs to be there for symmetry.......
Ron
Enthusiast
<FONT face="Comic Sans MS">Many open up that one too for underhood pressure reduction.
Too radical for me...</FONT f>
Too radical for me...</FONT f>
MichaelP
Enthusiast
Thanks you guys.
I also noticed the rubber around the metal vent on top of the hood has slipped down in a few places and no longer will keep out every spec of dirt.
Anyone else have this?
I also noticed the rubber around the metal vent on top of the hood has slipped down in a few places and no longer will keep out every spec of dirt.
Anyone else have this?
Tiepilot
Enthusiast
I'm a proud member of same lost hood nut club!!
I thought of using a "Doughnut" shaped clipboard magnet and some string to fish it out. I guess that would be easier than taking off the hood and shaking it out!
I thought of using a "Doughnut" shaped clipboard magnet and some string to fish it out. I guess that would be easier than taking off the hood and shaking it out!
motor602
Enthusiast
whats a PITA? (no jokes about the bread k?)
1TONY1
Enthusiast
motor602....pita=pain in the a$$
Nuts down in the hood--nah, I've got you guys beat. I was looking down through the runners on my intake manifold and there appears to be some sort of paper or tag about 3" x 4" lying nestled down in there with writing on it! Must be a lot cooler on top of the intake manifold than it is everywhere else in the engine compartment! I was wondering if it was the lunch order of the guys on the assembly line.
Ronnie
Ronnie
Black SRT
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Magnet for sure!
Steve 00RT/10
Enthusiast
I believe it is common for the rubber gasket on the metal grills to come from the factory not seated right. I fixed mine this spring, and yes, I belong to the 'lost screw in the hood' club as well. The passenger speaker is for 'domestic' air.
Steve
Steve
Black SRT
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